Personality Trait Detection via Transfer Learning

Personality recognition plays a pivotal role when developing user-centric solutions such as recommender systems or decision support systems across various domains,including education,e-commerce,or human resources.Tra-ditional machine learning techniques have been broadly employed for personality trait identification;nevertheless,the development of new technologies based on deep learning has led to new opportunities to improve their performance.This study focuses on the capabilities of pre-trained language models such as BERT,RoBERTa,ALBERT,ELECTRA,ERNIE,or XLNet,to deal with the task of personality recognition.These models are able to capture structural features from textual content and comprehend a multitude of language facets and complex features such as hierarchical relationships or long-term dependencies.This makes them suitable to classify multi-label personality traits from reviews while mitigating computational costs.The focus of this approach centers on developing an architecture based on different layers able to capture the semantic context and structural features from texts.Moreover,it is able to fine-tune the previous models using the MyPersonality dataset,which comprises 9,917 status updates contributed by 250 Facebook users.These status updates are categorized according to the well-known Big Five personality model,setting the stage for a comprehensive exploration of personality traits.To test the proposal,a set of experiments have been performed using different metrics such as the exact match ratio,hamming loss,zero-one-loss,precision,recall,F1-score,and weighted averages.The results reveal ERNIE is the top-performing model,achieving an exact match ratio of 72.32%,an accuracy rate of 87.17%,and 84.41%of F1-score.The findings demonstrate that the tested models substantially outperform other state-of-the-art studies,enhancing the accuracy by at least 3%and confirming them as powerful tools for personality recognition.These findings represent substantial advancements in personality recognition,making them appropriate for the development of user-centric applications.

Discriminative Learning with Scale Decomposition for Person Detection

Person detection,which can locate the person regions in the image,continues to be a hot research topic in both computer vision and signal processing communities.However,detecting person at small scale remains a challenging problem due to the lack of discriminative details in the typical image at small scale.In this paper,we propose a decomposition mapping method which contains two subnets:encoder subnet and decoder subnet.Encoder subnet can exploit decomposition transformation for person regions from big scale to small scale.Decoder subnet reverses the process of the encoder subnet.We add deconvolution network to the decoder subnet to make up for the lost information and a discriminative mapping has been restructured to transform the person regions from the small scale to the big scale.Therefore,person-regions and background-regions can then be separated according to their decomposition positions in the new scale space.The proposed approach is evaluated on two challenging person datasets:Caltech dataset and the KITTI dataset.Compared with SAF R-CNN,the miss rate has been optimized by 3.96%on Caltech person dataset and the mean average precision has been optimized by 1.76%on KITTI person dataset.

DTHN: Dual-Transformer Head End-to-End Person Search Network

Person search mainly consists of two submissions,namely Person Detection and Person Re-identification(reID).Existing approaches are primarily based on Faster R-CNN and Convolutional Neural Network(CNN)(e.g.,ResNet).While these structures may detect high-quality bounding boxes,they seem to degrade the performance of re-ID.To address this issue,this paper proposes a Dual-Transformer Head Network(DTHN)for end-to-end person search,which contains two independent Transformer heads,a box head for detecting the bounding box and extracting efficient bounding box feature,and a re-ID head for capturing high-quality re-ID features for the re-ID task.Specifically,after the image goes through the ResNet backbone network to extract features,the Region Proposal Network(RPN)proposes possible bounding boxes.The box head then extracts more efficient features within these bounding boxes for detection.Following this,the re-ID head computes the occluded attention of the features in these bounding boxes and distinguishes them from other persons or backgrounds.Extensive experiments on two widely used benchmark datasets,CUHK-SYSU and PRW,achieve state-of-the-art performance levels,94.9 mAP and 95.3 top-1 scores on the CUHK-SYSU dataset,and 51.6 mAP and 87.6 top-1 scores on the PRW dataset,which demonstrates the advantages of this paper’s approach.The efficiency comparison also shows our method is highly efficient in both time and space.

DAAPS: A Deformable-Attention-Based Anchor-Free Person Search Model

Person Search is a task involving pedestrian detection and person re-identification,aiming to retrieve person images matching a given objective attribute from a large-scale image library.The Person Search models need to understand and capture the detailed features and context information of smaller objects in the image more accurately and comprehensively.The current popular Person Search models,whether end-to-end or two-step,are based on anchor boxes.However,due to the limitations of the anchor itself,the model inevitably has some disadvantages,such as unbalance of positive and negative samples and redundant calculation,which will affect the performance of models.To address the problem of fine-grained understanding of target pedestrians in complex scenes and small sizes,this paper proposes a Deformable-Attention-based Anchor-free Person Search model(DAAPS).Fully Convolutional One-Stage(FCOS),as a classic Anchor-free detector,is chosen as the model’s infrastructure.The DAAPS model is the first to combine the Anchor-free Person Search model with Deformable Attention Mechanism,applied to guide the model adaptively adjust the perceptual.The Deformable Attention Mechanism is used to help the model focus on the critical information and effectively improve the poor accuracy caused by the absence of anchor boxes.The experiment proves the adaptability of the Attention mechanism to the Anchor-free model.Besides,with an improved ResNeXt+network frame,the DAAPS model selects the Triplet-based Online Instance Matching(TOIM)Loss function to achieve a more precise end-to-end Person Search task.Simulation experiments demonstrate that the proposed model has higher accuracy and better robustness than most Person Search models,reaching 95.0%of mean Average Precision(mAP)and 95.6%of Top-1 on the CUHK-SYSU dataset,48.6%of mAP and 84.7%of Top-1 on the Person Re-identification in the Wild(PRW)dataset,respectively.

Personality Detection Using Context Based Emotions in Cognitive Agents

Detection of personality using emotions is a research domain in artificial intelligence.At present,some agents can keep the human’s profile for interaction and adapts themselves according to their preferences.However,the effective method for interaction is to detect the person’s personality by understanding the emotions and context of the subject.The idea behind adding personality in cognitive agents begins an attempt to maximize adaptability on the basis of behavior.In our daily life,humans socially interact with each other by analyzing the emotions and context of interaction from audio or visual input.This paper presents a conceptual personality model in cognitive agents that can determine personality and behavior based on some text input,using the context subjectivity of the given data and emotions obtained from a particular situation/context.The proposed work consists of Jumbo Chatbot,which can chat with humans.In this social interaction,the chatbot predicts human personality by understanding the emotions and context of interactive humans.Currently,the Jumbo chatbot is using the BFI technique to interact with a human.The accuracy of proposed work varies and improve through getting more experiences of interaction.

An Automated Detection Approach of Protective Equipment Donning for Medical Staff under COVID-19 Using Deep Learning

Personal protective equipment(PPE)donning detection for medical staff is a key link of medical operation safety guarantee and is of great significance to combat COVID-19.However,the lack of dedicated datasets makes the scarce research on intelligence monitoring of workers’PPE use in the field of healthcare.In this paper,we construct a dress codes dataset for medical staff under the epidemic.And based on this,we propose a PPE donning automatic detection approach using deep learning.With the participation of health care personnel,we organize 6 volunteers dressed in different combinations of PPE to simulate more dress situations in the preset structured environment,and an effective and robust dataset is constructed with a total of 5233 preprocessed images.Starting from the task’s dual requirements for speed and accuracy,we use the YOLOv4 convolutional neural network as our learning model to judge whether the donning of different PPE classes corresponds to the body parts of the medical staff meets the dress codes to ensure their self-protection safety.Experimental results show that compared with three typical deeplearning-based detection models,our method achieves a relatively optimal balance while ensuring high detection accuracy(84.14%),with faster processing time(42.02 ms)after the average analysis of 17 classes of PPE donning situation.Overall,this research focuses on the automatic detection of worker safety protection for the first time in healthcare,which will help to improve its technical level of risk management and the ability to respond to potentially hazardous events.